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Ms. Chrisman said she had spoken to IVtrs. Brozoski last week. Zone 7 said five gallons a minute is what is required for household use. She agreed with that. Ms. Chrisman said the Planning Commission recommendation was that if the well went below a certain level, then no agricultural uses would occur. She agreed. There being no further speakers, the public hearing was closed. Mayor Pico asked staffto respond to the questions that had been raised by Mr. Brozoski. Mr. Swift indicated the Centex project would landscape along the south side of the loop roM. Along the portion of the road parallel to the existing vineyard, either the existing trees will stay or if they have to be removed to accommodate the road, then new trees and landscaping will be installed along the trail. The road on the north side of the school is a little more problematic. landscaping will be placed about fifty feet away from the road as part of the Delco project in a setback maintained by their owners association. That is a 100 foot wide riparian corridor. Landscaping on the north side of the road is currently on School District property and unless that is dedicated to the City, it will be the responsibility of the District to landscape and maintain. Ms. Ayala felt it was in the City's best interest to take over the landscaping from the School District, if it agreed. Mr. Swift replied that in preliminary discussions, the District indicated it did not want to rrmintain the landscaping. If the street stays where it is today, he felt the. City would be offered tl~ setback, and the City can design the landscape for the area. Ms. Ayala inquired about the proposal to have sidewalks on both sides of the loop road. Mr. Swift said the final plan for drop-offs is part of the School District master plan. The Specific Plan specifies sidewalks on the school side completely around the school site. The Pl~nulng Commission added a requirement for a sidewalk adjacent to Lots 1, 4, 5 and the day cate center site, because it felt some parents would park on that side of the road and there would be a sidewalk so kids could walk to the comer to cross the street. There was no reason to have the sidewalk extended all the way to the relocated Vineyard Avenue. There is no sidewalk proposed for the northwest side of the northerly portion of the loop and no reason for a sidewalk on the other side of the loop road because that is where the trail is located. From his discussions with School Dishlct staff, he believed there was ample on-street parking as well as parking on the school site. There is far more parking at this school than at older elementary schools. He doubted that any of the areas outside the loop road would be used by parents to drop off children. Obviously there will be times during the year, such as Back to School Night, when the people will park along the streets, but this is a very low traffic street that serves few houses. Ms. Michelotti asked about sidewalks in the Apperson Ridge development. Considering the size of the lots, she asked if Mr. Swift felt there would be much street parking. She referred to the situation in the Mohr Avenue area. Phmsanton City Council 13 06/05/01 Minutes